Offtake-Nest!
For the second year running, Loop’s Offtake Nest is back! For an impact company, securing an offtake agreement – a commitment from a customer to buy its product – can be a crucial step towards scaling. In this session, two companies will pitch their solutions directly to leading corporations looking for more sustainable products. Will they secure a deal? Don’t miss it.
Events at conference
Jiyan Duran
Karma
CASE: How Karma rebuilt its business – and created AI clones that run their own meetings
How Karma rebuilt the company with AI clones that run their own meetings
Panel: When to evolve – and when to rethink everything
A conversation about AI transformation from two very different starting points – one company that rebuilt itself from the ground up, and another driving transformation from within a large, established organisation.
Panel: Radical transformation or business as usual – what’s the best way forward?
The climate crisis is escalating, while capital is increasingly being redirected towards defence and AI. Is it enough to optimise within existing systems, or is a more radical transformation needed?
Frida Berry Eklund
Klimatkollen
Case: impact-bolag och AI
With Frida Berry Eklund
Henrik Henriksson
Stegra
Interview: SEK 15 billion for green steel – Stegra’s plan to scale up
Interview with Henrik Henriksson and the announcement of this year’s BUILDER
Investor Panel: Taking Impact to the Next Level
Capital is flowing again – but not every impact company is attracting investors.
Mathias Ingvarsson
Holyvolt
Interview: From zero to a SEK 2.2 billion valuation – Holyvolt’s plan to take Swedish battery technology global
How Holyvolt plans to take Swedish battery technology global. Holyvolt is one of Sweden’s most exciting – and perhaps most secretive – companies.